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Popeye

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Popeye is a generic middleware stack - because HTTP isn't the only thing that deserves middleware.

Usage

This is a tiny library and is very easy to use. It's similar to Slim's middleware implementation except it isn't specific to HTTP - it can be used in any context. The following is an example that adds some type safety.

The code above ensures that only middleware of a certain implementing type can be added, as well as only a certain value accepted to be passed through them, thus ensuring as much type safety as PHP can afford. It also implements the magic __invoke() method so an instance of the middleware can be treated as a callable directly, which may or may not suit your application.
However, this example is a little convoluted and is not very efficient, since every handler object must be instantiated even if the stack doesn't end up calling it.

Consider tying this into a framework that provides dependency injection, such as Laravel. As such, you are able to leverage its ability to autowire dependencies on either a callable, or construct and call an object for you.
This can be achieved similar to below. Of course, any other DI could be used - this library is not opinionated in that facet.

Of course, with this method we lose the type safety so you have to be careful to add handlers with a footprint combatible with how the middleware will eventually be resolved, although Laravel will take a pretty good guess at trying to resolve unspecified things. Guess we can't have everything ...

License

Popeye is licensed under the MIT license.

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